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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

4

Battle warms as Republicans gain momentum in primaries

The preliminaries for the Republican nomination grow lively with a favorable outlook for GOP success this year. The Democratic party waits on President Wilson to announce a third term stance while infighting hints at strategic moves. Prominent candidates include Johnson, Wood, Lowden, and Hoover, each with strengths and weaknesses.

Wilson United States Mr. Wilson White House South Johnson Wood Lowden Hoover

The Young Ones and the Call for Thrift

A lyrical piece laments indulgent spending by parents and the resulting lack of thrift in youth. It warns that careless financial habits will burden future generations, urging a return to frugal living before hard times arrive.

Republicans face 1920 nomination choices and Third Party risk

The passage discusses potential candidates including Hoover Johnson Roosevelt Wood and Lowden. It notes Hoover will not run as a third party candidate, warns third party action could weaken democracy, and highlights perceived strengths and regional balances among candidates with a Western-leaning expectation for the GOP nomination.

Seven Dollars Per Deficit Rider Shipper Question

A Cedar Rapids Republican quips that seven dollars paid for railroad deficits benefits travelers and shippers yet the man who neither rode nor shipped gains nothing, prompting questions about who pays for rail costs.

Cedar Rapids

Berkman and Goldman in Russia under Bolshevik rule

The piece notes Berkman and Goldman clash under Bolshevik rule as they endure long hours and a reduced diet. It mocks their prior claims of peace and prosperity in this country, suggesting their fate is a harsh reward.

Berkman Goldman Russia

Wording on a drifter’s path quoted by Cherokee Democrat

A clipped comment notes a man once driven to drink would be tickled to be led to it, reflecting a wry, hometown newspaper aside.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Decatur Family

A Decatur Illinois family praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs. Mrs. Benjamin F Blakeney says it helped children with croup and she uses it herself. Lemmon's Drug Store advertises the product.

Chamberlain Benjamin F. Blakeney Decatur, Ill Lemmon

Europe disappointed by treaty rejection surprise drains away

Europe expresses disappointment over the treaty rejection but says it is not surprised by any developments from Washington. The sentiment reflects long standing expectations and a wary stance toward U.S. policy.

Europe Washington, D. C Springfield Mass

What Did You Get Last Year It Cost the People Only

A brief item notes the prior year's spending burden on residents, highlighting the total cost to the public and hinting at how funds were allocated across departments. No additional specifics are provided in the readable text.

Air Fishing Tribe Discovered Near Manila by Marines

A hiking detachment of United States Marines discovers an Igorot air fishing tribe north of Manila. They fly peculiar kites with baited hooks at the tails each evening at dusk to fish for bats in the air.

Manila United States

Iowa Fourth in Education Drive Against Social Diseases

Physicians teachers and officials across Iowa join a federal state campaign to eradicate general diseases through education. Dr. Wilbur Conkling reports Iowa ranked fourth in March for high school students reached by government and state literature, with some 45 000 pupils receiving materials. Detention for noncompliance may occur if offenders refuse treatment, shifting away from wartime segregation toward public education and mandated reporting.

Iowa Des Moines Washington Wilbur 8 S. Conkling General Disease Control Bureau

Ralph Ince Reprises Lincoln in The Land of Opportunity at Graham

Ralph Ince stars as Abraham Lincoln in The Land of Opportunity, opening a two day engagement at the Graham next Friday and Saturday. Ince, who long shaped Lincoln on screen, directs the picture, selected the cast, supervised costumes and sets, and did much of the writing work himself. He notes his Lincoln portrayal grew from a studious, human view of the president beyond his beard.

Ralph Ince Abraham Lincoln Selsnick Land of Opportunity Graham Lincoln Songbird Mr. Ince

Woman Highway Robber Strikes Des Moines Soldier

Des Moines reports a bold highwaywoman robbed soldier George White of five dollars and a gold watch on Grand avenue. White described the suspect as about 30, blonde, five feet tall, 130 pounds, with a handgun and a handbag containing the loot. Police say the thief is a new trick.

Des Moines George White Camp Dodge Grand Avenue White Slickup

Bad corn costs leg Waterloo

J. L. Wilson, 73, underwent leg amputation after infection from a corn. Medicine caused a wound and blood poisoning, making amputation necessary to save his life.

Waterloo J. L. Wilson

Beauty Advice and Digestive Health Cure Ad

A vintage advertisement promotes complexion care for aging women through baths diet and exercise. It links yellow eyes dulling flesh and indigestion to liver problems and touts Chamberlain's Tablets from Lemmon's Drug Store as the remedy.

Chamberlain's Lemmon's Drug Store

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